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My grandparents had a set of these. I remember spending hours watching the agitator do its thing. I'm not a collector, per se, but those machines are probably responsible for my lifelong interest in all things electrical and mechanical. Not sure how well they would do as a daily driver, but...

I need to satisfy my curiosity on this machine. In the fine print, it says it also comes in a suds saver model. To anyone who has one of these machines or has additional info on it, how is the suds saver activated? It looks like there's no additional room for a switch on the left side of the...

Not sure about the brand of washer, but that delivery truck is bad ass!

Seems like a lot of posters are reporting the acquisition of a "new" Maytag to their respective collections this month. Very cool! I am not a collector, per se, but I did bring home an additional Maytag washer last week. My daily drivers are an LA712/LDG512 that I got for free off of...

Dumb question on the Filter-Flo series: When using the mini-basket, how did the washer know when the mini-basket was full? I'm assuming they used the typical pressure switch type for the main tub, but how did the washer sense when the mini-basket was full? Timed fill? Just curious..... -Jim

That bottle of Sta-Puff must have the limited production anti-gravity additive!

We used to have one of those machines in the early 60's. As I recall, my dad wasn't too fond of it as he was always having to fiddle with it, usually with the water level switch in the lid. Somewhere in a box of goodies, I still have a set of mercury switches from it with the Maytag logo...

Greetings and pre Happy Holidays! Negotiating a deal with a locally owned KitchenAid Superba. I asked the owner to supply a model number, but I don't know where to tell them to look. All they said was it's a Superba Monterey 21. Is this a Hobart produced unit? Where would the official...